Newsletter – June 2026
This month our theme is comparing the NZ and US stock markets, to highlight the benefits of diversification.
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This month our theme is comparing the NZ and US stock markets, to highlight the benefits of diversification.
Our theme this month is Californian based Fisher Investments. As one of our specialist international investment managers, Fisher Investments play an important role in many of our funds, complementing our broader global equity exposures.
Despite concerns over Middle East conflict, rising oil prices, and inflation, global share markets posted solid gains, highlighting that markets are often driven by factors beyond the headlines.
This month we explore why the Middle East matters for global markets. How geopolitical tensions in the region can disrupt supply chains, influence oil prices, inflation, and economic stability worldwide.
This month our theme is outlining what the US-Iran conflict may mean for investments and investors.
This month our theme is Artificial Intelligence (AI) discussing where are we in the implementation of this new technology, and how is it impacting markets.
This month our theme is the OCR and how and why this is an important benchmark of an economy’s health.
This month we explore how US businesses have coped following President Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs in April, and outline the state of the general US economy.
This month our theme is discussing the surge in artificial intelligence (AI) investment and how this has contributed to robust returns in global equity markets.
Our theme this month is private income investments – an asset class that is quietly becoming one of the fastest-growing parts of the investment world.
This month we outline President Trump’s revised tariffs and trade deals and what this mean for NZ, and global financial markets.
This month our theme is why things still feel sluggish despite indicators suggesting that the NZ economy is entering the early stages of recovery.